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洗
washing potatoes (in a bucket)
Idiomatic expression
being very crowded; being packed with people
Food, cooking
simple and light soup taken between courses in a kaiseki meal, or during a formal tea ceremony
Idiomatic expression
to quit (a shady business); to wash one's hands of; to cut one's ties with; to turn over a new leaf; to go straight
to wash one's feet
to reveal by washing the surface; to expose by washing away dirt, earth, etc.
to discover (by investigation); to bring to light; to find out; to dig up; to examine closely; to clarify
to start washing
Idiomatic expression
to engage in a bloody feud; to have a family quarrel; to quarrel with one's own flesh and blood; to wash blood for blood
to wash off; to wash out
Idiomatic expression; Usu. in the imperative, as a threat
to wait for one's punishment; to wait before one gets what's coming to one; to wash one's neck and wait (i.e. for one's beheading)
